Auleria Wakudumo Opolifi moshitukulwa shaShana otai ka patulula pambelewa oshikonga peenhele adishe domainda omeendjila molwa omatango manene oo twa taalela mOmaandaxa omafiku 16 Decemba. Eshi omukulunhu wopolifi mOshana, Commissioner Naftal Lungameni Sakaria okwe shi holola pefimbo ta shiivifa omadina aavo va mona omaifano mape oshoyo oku va dika eembadi meembonge dakula dopolifi moshitukulwa shaShana mOshakati. ...
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Farmers’ Kraal with Erastus Ngaruka – Know and understand grasses
In Namibia, livestock production is heavily dependent on rangeland, which grows a variety of forage resources, including trees, shrubs, grasses and forbs. These plants differ in growth forms, structure, life cycles, habitat preferences and their uses. Cattle, sheep and goats characterise livestock farming in this country. These animals have different forage preferences and foraging habits.Cattle...
BP to ‘significantly reduce’ renewables investment
LONDON – British oil giant BP announced on Monday it will significantly reduce investment in renewable energy through to 2030, as it combines its offshore wind business with that of Japanese power company Jera. The equally-owned joint venture, Jera Nex BP, is set to advance the companies’ existing wind projects and create one of the...
Backyard gardener walks food self-sufficiency talk
Charmaine Boois MARIENTAL – The Hardap region has a lot of agricultural potential, with its fertile soil and many agricultural activities, but persistent drought has become a huge concern for many farmers and backyard gardeners in the region. However, many people keep going despite these difficulties, hoping and praying for more rain and coming up...
Tava longifa omukalo wokufyuulula ovadjaidjai
Auleria Wakudumo Omupopiliko wopolifi, Deputy Commissioner Kauna Shikwambi okwa holola ta ti opolifi oya mona eelopota dihapu okudja koohandimwe va ninga oihakanwa yekengelelo konima eshi va mona omatumwalaka komalungula okupitila momukalo woe-mail tau holola vati kutya omunhu okwa fyuulula, mwa kwatelwa yoo okakalata kombaanga. “Okwa didilikwa kutya ovakengeleli otava longo paife momukalo ou. Ohava kwatafana...
Ovanamukunda va anya oproyeka yolwishi
Auleria Wakudumo Ovanamukunda vomomukunda Iipumbu moshikadjohoololo Oshikuku ova dika eenyala medu inava hala okutambula ko oshikunino sholwishi noikwambidi osho sha pewa onhele momukunda wavo. Nakupewa onhele Thomas Kanime okwa holola ta ti okwa pewa onhele yoshikunino kumwene womukunda waIipumbu okudja mo2014, ashike ina dula okulonga pefimbo molwominino domeva dovanamukunda dimwe odo da enda monhele omo....
Likopano zelwanisana lihana linepo za liketisa
Lahja Nashuuta Baeteleli ba Affirmative Repositioning, Rally for Democracy and Progress hamoho cwalo ni Popular Democratic Movement babata kuli liketisa zefelile cwalecwale zakuketa Mueteleli wanaha ni bayemeli bandu ya milao likutele. Likopano zetalu lipaka kuli liketisa neli tezi mafosisa, mi basupa butata mwakamaiso ya liketisa, kekezo ya mazazi amalalu akubota mwa libaka zeketilwe, ni kufela...
Opinion – Beyond compliance: Sustainability in business
Sustainability is rapidly becoming a focal point in global business and policy conversations as companies recognise the necessity of balancing environmental, social, governance (ESG) and economic considerations. In Namibia, however, the integration of sustainability into business operations remains in its early stages, with varying levels of understanding and commitment. For many, sustainability is still viewed...
Opinion – Postmortem in retrospect of 2024 elections
Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes once said “Forewarned is forearmed”. This phrase means prior knowledge of possible dangers, problems or situations gives one a tactical advantage to deal with it when you need to. A danger foreseen is half avoided. Those who know that something is coming are better prepared to face it than those...
Battle for Kunene climaxes
Uakutura Kambaekua OPUWO – The battle between the ruling party, Swapo, the Popular Democratic Movement and the United Democratic Front for Kunene’s seven constituencies has reached boiling point. This is so, as the parties prepare for next year’s local government and regional constituency elections. Last week’s Presidential and National Assembly elections demonstrated political parties’ desire...